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Research Shows Social Anxiety Can Lead To Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)Anxiety disorders affect one in six Americans, according to the National Institute of Mental Health, but can these disorders also have a negative effect on our teeth as well? A new study by a group of Univer...
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To download this post as a PDF, click here While there are several universities that offer dentistry programs not all schools offer cosmetic dentistry. So if you wish to specialize in this field of dentistry you will have to look through dentistry school courses that offer c...
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Modern tooth replacement procedures are sophisticated, and recent advances in subperiosteal and endosteal implants are raising the bar even more. In their most basic sense, dental implants refer to frames or posts that are made of metal and positioned into the jawbone (endosteal...
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Jun
A Quick Look at The "Miswak Stick" All Natural ToothbrushThis article is a resource for Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Salvadora persicaNot everyone in the world has the luxury to invest in fancy electric toothbrushes and high-priced toothpastes, but many people still manag...
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Twilight anesthesia is used for many surgical procedures, including sedation dentistry. When a cosmetic dentist elects to use twilight anesthesia (also known as conscious sedation), the patient will remain under a "light sleep," but won't be unconscious as they would with gene...
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Jun
10 Reasons Why You Should Invest In Cosmetic DentistryVisiting a dentist is more than just getting your teeth cleaned. If you can relate to one or more of the issues below, you may want to see a cosmetic and restorative dentist. 1. Missing TeethHaving missing teeth is not a goo...
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Jun
Your Ultimate Toothpaste Guide For A Healthy SmileThere are so many different toothpastes on the market, each of them boasting different features. It's true most of us don’t think too much about what toothpaste we use unless you have an issue such as tooth sens...
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Jun
Recent research from Henry Goldman's School of Dental Medicine at Boston University found that drinking coffee regularly can actually help reverse the effects of gum disease while reducing the risk of getting gum disease to begin with. Coffee has long been a controversial s...
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Jun
How Other Cultures Brush Using Natural ResourcesFor most of those who live in the United States, it is common to brush our teeth twice a day with nylon or electronic toothbrush and a fluoride-based toothpaste. Yet outside the United States, some cultures still use a variety of a...
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